Moonlight in Heaven
Fragrance notes
Character
Moonlight in Heaven opens with pink pepper, grapefruit, peach, lemon and cloves. The spices give a sharp edge to the bright citrus and juicy stone fruit, so the first impression feels lively and a little prickly. Nothing here sits heavy or flat. The fruit carries a natural tartness that keeps the start from leaning fully into sugar, while the pepper adds a dry lift that prevents the lemon and grapefruit from blending into a single sour blur.
The heart moves through orris, tuberose, coconut, mango, rice and lactones. Tuberose brings a creamy white floral weight that the coconut and mango push toward a tropical direction, while the orris smooths the transition with a soft root powder. Rice and lactones add a gentle, almost milky grain scent that sits between the fruit and the floral. The result is sweet but not cloying, with a powdery finish that feels rounded rather than sharp.
Tonka bean, heliotrope, vanilla, vetiver and musk form the base. Vanilla and heliotrope deepen the powder, tonka bean adds a warm almond hint, and vetiver grounds the blend with a clean earth tone. The musk wraps the whole composition in a smooth layer. It suits a warm night under string lights, the air thick with heat, a plate of fresh mango resting on a table beside a glass of cold citrus tea.
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